BOOTS
BELL BOOTS
PLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE NO 'STANDARD' SIZES IN HORSEWEAR AND SIZES VARY BY MANUFACTURER. TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE BEST FIT FOR YOUR HORSE. WE RECOMMEND MEASURING WITH A MEASURING TAPE.
How to Check the Fit of Horse Boots:
Remember the above chart is a guideline only. You should always check the fit of your horse's boots before riding. You should be able to slide one finger between the protective boot and the horse's leg. Your finger should feel snug between the two surfaces. If the boot is too big or too loose, dirt can get inside and cause abrasions, or slide downward where it may disrupt the horse's movement. If the boot is too tight, it can cause pressure on the horse's tendon. The length of a boot on your horse's leg should be checked as well. You don't want the boot to be so long that it rises to the back of a horse's knee and interferes with normal movement. It should, however, be long enough to cover most of the cannon bone area as well as the inside of the fetlock.
Tips:
- When fastening horse boots, be sure to use even pressure on each strap as you work your way down the leg. Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully for your type of boots, and be careful not to over-tighten them.
- Remove boots from your horse's legs as soon as possible after your workout to allow any accumulated heat to escape and to allow the skin and hair to dry.
- Keep the boots clean and free of accumulated dirt, grime and sweat which can be irritating to a horse's sensitive skin.
HARD SHELL BOOTS
SIZE: HORSE (FULL) SIZE
Vented Infinity TPU Tendon Boot: has a height of 8 1/2"(22 cm) at the spine (back of the boot). This number does not include the soft liner which extends another ¾" (2cm) at the bottom and ½"(1.7cm) at the top. This is the crucial height to measure when fitting your horse. The length of the back of the boot should not interfere with the movement of your horse. The tendon boot has a depth of 3¾"(9.5cm) at the bottom and 2 ½"(6.5cm) at the top. This is a very generous depth but will fit most horses due to our shape forming 6mm thick bio foam liner. The boot should fit most horses with canon bone circumference of 11"(28cm) to 12"(30.5cm).
Note* Our Vented Infinity Series with Velcro closures have been designed to fit a wide array of horses. This is especially good for riders who have multiple horses that may share boots. If You look at the Velcro you will see that there are several stitch guidelines across the body of the Velcro. These are designed so that, if your horse is smaller and you prefer, you can cut any additional Velcro behind the stitch line for a more streamlined look.
Boyd Martin TPU Boot
SIZE: HORSE (FULL) SIZE
Boyd Martin TPU Tendon Boot (TB): has a height of 8 1/2"(22 cm) at the spine (back of the boot). This number does not include the soft liner which extends another ¾" (2cm) at the bottom and ½"(1.7cm) at the top. This is the crucial height to measure when fitting your horse. The length of the back of the boot should not interfere with the movement of your horse. The tendon boot has a depth of 3¾"(9.5cm) at the bottom and 2 ½"(6.5cm) at the top. This is a very generous depth but will fit most horses due to our shape forming 6mm thick bio foam liner. The boot should fit most horses with canon bone circumference of 11"(28cm) to 12"(30.5cm).
100% LEATHER BOOTS
SIZES: (MEDIUM/LARGE and PONY/COB)
XC BOOTS
SIZES: SMALL - LARGE
Boyd Martin Series Cross Country Boots (Medium and Large only) and XC Elite Cross Country Boots:
Please note that you should buy the same size in hinds and fronts.
Small/Front: Our small Front boot has a Height of 9” (23cm) and a width of 9.5” (24cm).
Small Front should fit a horse with a minimum canon bone length of 9” (22.5cm) and up to 10” (25cm).
These guidelines are exactly that, “guidelines”, remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow Majyk Cross Country boots to fit most horses between 14.3h to 15.2h. THESE BOOTS ARE NOT INTENDED FOR PONIES SMALLER THAN 14.3 HANDS UNLESS THEIR MEASUREMENTS COMPLY WITH THOSE GIVEN ABOVE.
Small/Hind: Our small Hind boot has a Height of 9.75” (25 cm) and a width of 10.25” (29cm).
Small Hind should fit a horse with a canon bone length of 10”(26 cm) up to 11”(28 cm).
These guidelines are exactly that, “guidelines”, remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow Majyk Cross Country boots to fit most horses between 14.3h to 15.2h. THESE BOOTS ARE NOT INTENDED FOR PONIES SMALLER THAN 14.3 HANDS UNLESS THEIR MEASUREMENTS COMPLY WITH THOSE GIVEN ABOVE.
Medium/Front: Our medium Front boot has a Height of 10” (25.5cm) and a width of 11” (28cm).
Medium Front should fit a horse with a minimum canon bone length of 10.5”(27cm) and up to 11.5”(29cm).
Medium Front should fit a horse with a canon bone circumference of 11”(28cm) to 12.5”(31.5cm).
These guidelines are exactly that, “guidelines”, remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow Majyk Cross Country boots to fit most horses between 15.3h to 16.3h.
Medium/Hind: Our medium Hind boot has a Height of 11” (28.5cm) and a width of 12” (30cm).
Medium Hind should fit a horse with a canon bone length of 11.5”(29cm) up to 12.5”(31.5cm).
Medium Hind should fit a horse with circumference of 11.5”(29cm) up to 13.5 (34.5cm)”.
These guidelines are exactly that, “guidelines”, remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow Majyk Cross Country boots to fit most horses between 15.3h to 16.3h.
Large/Front: Our large Front boot has a Height of 11” (27.5cm) and a width of 12.8” (32cm).
Large Front should fit a horse with a minimum canon bone length of 11.5” (29cm) and up to 13”(33cm).
Large Front should fit a horse with a canon bone circumference of 12.5”(31.5cm) to 14”(35.5cm).
These guidelines are exactly that, “guidelines”, remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow Majyk Cross Country boots to fit most horses between 17.h to 17.2h+.
Large/Hind: Our large Hind boot has a Height of 12” (31cm) and a width of 13” (33cm).
Large Hind should fit a horse with a minimum canon bone length of 12.5” (32cm) and up to 14" (35.5cm).
Large Hind should fit a horse with a canon bone circumference of 13 ”(33cm) to 14.5”(37cm).
These guidelines are exactly that, “guidelines”, remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow Majyk Cross Country boots to fit most horses between 17.h to 17.2h+.
SPORT(DRESSAGE) BOOTS
SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRA LARGE
Our Sport/Dressage boots are made in 4 sizes, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, designed to fit front legs or hind legs as needed. Please note that, unlike our XC boots, our Dressage Boots do not come in 'Front' and 'Hind'.
Small: Our small Sport boot has a height of 9.7"(24.5cm) and a width of 9.5 (24cm) at the top and 10" (25cm) at the bottom.Large: Our large Sport boot has a height of 11.2" (28cm) and a width of 10.6" (26.5cm) at the top and 12"(30.5cm) at the bottom. Our Large boot should fit a horse with a minimum canon bone length of 12"(30.5cm) and up to 13.5"(34.5cm) and a canon bone circumference of 11"(28cm) to 13"(33cm). These guidelines are exactly that, 'guidelines', remember every horse has a unique fit.
COOLING/COMPRESSION ICE BOOT
SIZE: ONE SIZE
Our Cooling/Compression Ice Boots are designed to fit like a Shipping Boot. They should fit snugly around your horse's legs and the Compression Pump can be used to add extra pressure should you want it.
Boots should be placed a little higher than regular Ice Boots as they are designed to cover from above the knee to the top of the hoof. The boots should clear the bottom of the hoof.
Size: Measurement is 21" (53.5cm) length from top of boot to bottom (longest part)
Width of open boot is 11" (28cm). Measurement down the spine is 16" (40.5cm)
These guidelines are exactly that, 'guidelines', remember every horse has a unique fit, but we feel these measurements will allow boots to fit most horses 15.3 hands to 18 hands.
IMPORTANT: If the Cool Compression Boot touches the ground it is too big for your horse. The boot should fit snugly enough to clear the ground and avoid your horse stepping on the boot which could cause damage. (see image below for how the boot should fit.)
